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Displaying 1 - 8 of 8 (Bibliography: WIKINDX Master Bibliography)
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Area/Language: Central and Eastern Europe
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SONJA AVLIJAŠ. 2015. Explaining variation in female labour force participation across Eastern Europe: The political economy of industrial upgrading and service transition. PhD thesis. LSE.
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Pop. 55.85%
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M.-C. CHIVA. 2002. Patriarchal transitions: Women and democratisation in Hungary and Romania. Ph.D. thesis. Manchester.
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Pop. 62.79%
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OLGA CRETU. 2017. Understanding cross-border career strategies: Post-Soviet women professionals in London. Ph.D. thesis. Middlesex.
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Pop. 39.77%
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G. DJORIĆ. 2000. Gender content of social policy changes in East Central Europe since 1989. M.Phil. thesis. Open.
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Pop. 63.76%
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A.E. DUMBRELL. 2004. Empowerment in transition: Questions of potentiality and women's organisations in Poland and Czechoslovakia. M.Phil. thesis. Sussex.
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Pop. 60.72%
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AGNIESZKA RYDZIK. 2014. (In)visible lives: a visual and participatory exploration of the female migrant tourism worker experience [principally of Central and E. European migrants]. PhD thesis. Cardiff Metropolitan.
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Pop. 51.89%
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INGA SNIUKAITE. 2007. Feminist cyberdialogics: Speech-action and online community: a case study [of a website for feminist activists in Central and E. Europe]. PhD thesis. Warwick.
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Pop. 22.78%
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L. TÖKE. 2003. 'Paradoxes to live with': A feminist approach to Eastern European women's films. M.Phil. thesis. Open.
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Pop. 44.28%
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UTREES by Gregory Walker; J. S. G. Simmons; MHRA is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial 2.0 UK: England & Wales License.